Residential Towers

Residential Towers

Residential towers are tall buildings that accommodate dwellings across multiple upper floors. Residential tower architecture organizes apartments around vertical circulation, shared entrances, and service routes, with structural and enclosure systems supporting repeated occupied levels. Balconies, communal facilities, and ground-level spaces mediate between private homes and collective life, while tower spacing and orientation influence the relationship to the surrounding neighborhood.

Urban Housing Forms

Urban housing combines private dwellings with shared boundaries, circulation, or building systems in different ways. Row houses, apartments, residential towers, and penthouses contrast street-level frontage with collective and upper-floor accommodation, showing how density, entrances, outdoor space, and vertical movement shape domestic architecture.

  1. Row Houses and Terraced Houses

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  2. Apartment Buildings

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  3. Penthouses

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